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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1933
Page
1
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Williams and Mulderick Formally Seek Re election
Two City Council members W A Williams and M Geo Mulderick officially announced today they will seek re election to municipal posts. Nominating petitions to follow. Both men have served four year terms and declared plans for vigorous campaigns amid possible mayoralty contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Williams
M. Geo Mulderick
Williams
Muldetich
Department of Public
Messrs. Williams and
Milderick
Mother dies trying to save child from burning farmhouse
The wife of a McMurray farmer perished when she reentered a burning Canonsburg area farmhouse to rescue her five year old daughter Betty who neighbors had saved. Mrs Leoha Packard, 45, was found unconscious with her head jammed between bed bars and died several hours later in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Canonsburg
McMurray
Here
Leoha Packard
Betty
Packard
Piremen
Assailants of Guys Mills Man Escape
Search across northwest Pennsylvania and Jamestown area fails to find Mr and Mrs Gerald Robertson in connection with a attack on Charles Phillips of Guys Mills. The couple fled toward Millsville after robbing and beating Phillips, then possibly walked away on foot. Phillips was treated at Meadville City hospital for cuts and bruises and reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Jamestown
Gerald Robertson
Charles Phillips
Guys Mills
Millsville
Warren
Torpedo
Phitline
Hele Homie
Meadville City Hospital
Postmaster Harry Auer to Assume Duties This Wednesday
Harry Auer formally named post master of Corry takes over duties Wednesday of this week. Details of the change will be completed tomorrow as Mr. Auer receives congratulations from many friends and acquaintances in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Auer
Corry
Mr. Auer
Rail Reorganization Plan Outlined by Federal Coordinator
Washington July 10 Federal Rail Coordinator Eastman announced plans to confer with carriers' regional committees next Friday and to appoint key advisers for reorganizing roads. After securing President Roosevelt's approval, Eastman named 15 officials in Washington and the field with more possible later. A section of freight services will modernize freight to meet motor truck competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Eastman Today
Rosevelt
Hassman
Imotor
Grundy Denies Sweatshop Allegations in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia July 10 Denying sweatshop conditions exist in his Bristol woolen mill former U S senator Joseph R Grundy demands an investigation of the State Department of Labor and Industry He accuses attaches of conspiracy to misrepresent Pennsylvania industrial conditions in a letter to Senator Owlett six letters from Grady employees cited at a Doylestown hearing prompted his response and copies went to all committee members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bristol
Pau
Joseph R. Grundy
U.S
State Department of Labor and Industry
G Musos Owlett
Tibga County
Grundy
State Department of Labor
Pennsylvania
Grady's Company
Doylestown
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Senator Owlett
Ickes to Administer Public Works Program
Secretary of Interior Ickes today assumed duties as administrator of Roosevelt's 3.4 billion dollar public works program with a firm declaration that there will be no dictation of the broad plan to permit wide local initiative in work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICKES
Washington
Secretary of Interior
Tees
Roosevelt
F D R Alarmed Over Feverish Speculation
Washington July 10 administration circles note growing alarm over feverish speculation in securities and commodity markets. Officials fear price spikes could disrupt the government reemployment program while advisors resist heavy-handed market interference. Biden Roos...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Cummings
Clatmings
Girl nearly dies after poison mix up at home
Miss Bessie Geer, 15, of West Washington Street, took poison mistaken for soda and was rushed to Corry Hospital where treatment saved her life. Her condition improved this morning and discharge is expected soon. Also, trainman William Rhodes, injured in an east of city rail accident, is set to leave hospital today after treatment for a severe arm laceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Geer
Bi Geer
Washington Street
Corry Hospital
William Rhodes
Mendyiffe
Corry
Early Morning Mail Trip Is Suspended Delivery Curtailed
Curtailed mail delivery begins with furloughs for nine days. Early morning service in the business district is suspended to minimize patron disruption during the retrenchment.
Bread price rise predicted by Pittsburgh bakers
Pred C. Haller, head of the Western Pennsylvania Bakers Association, forecast another bread price increase. He said the exact timing and amount were unclear, but the rise seemed inevitable due to the federal processing tax on wheat and higher wheat costs effective today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pred C. Haller
Western Pennsylvania Bakers’ Association
Haller
Lindberghs Seize Chance Visit Maine Estate Farewell
Col Charles A Lindbergh and wife Jolene land their monoplane at Morrow summer estate near South Warren Me to bid farewell to their 11 month old son Jon after fog limits flight from New York. They plan a possible one day stay but may continue north despite poor visibility.
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United Press
Worth Haven
Jolene
Chares A. Lindbergh
New York
North Atlantic
Jon
Cove
Morrow
South Warren
Tim
Charles A. Lingbergn
Greenland
Rocklini
Hiers
North Hagan
Rockland
South Pond
Gol Lge
Lindbergh
Halifax
N.S
Spear's
Clarence Dorman
Dorman
Daily Vacation Bible School opens with 62 present
The first session began at 9 a m with 62 attendees. Sponsors include Miss Dorothy Williams and several Mrs. and Misses, inviting all Corry residents to join regardless of age or church. Classes cover Bible stories and singing, with special classes for boys. sessions start promptly and run for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacaiion Bible School
Dorothy Williams
R. Carroll
Nthe
Memorial to Vets of 61 Dedicated in Pine Grove
A large, pine shaded memorial in Pine Grove cemetery honors 162 Civil War veterans buried there. Unveiled Sunday in a ceremony led by J. Smith, a 95-year-old veteran of the 7th New York Sharpshooters, the granite monument stands seven tons tall and six feet six inches wide at the base. Currie and Glezie funded the gift. hundreds attended, with school bands and local veterans groups participating in a patriotic procession and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Pers
Grand Army of the Republic
Pine Grove Cemetery
Abon
J&son ’. Smith
New York
Smith
Comy
Pine Grove
Barre
Grand Army
Currie and Glezie
Meadville
G. A. K. Adh
Veterans’ Organizations
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corry High School
America
Jason G Smith
Corry
Mattern owes life to rifle given by Russian aviators
James J Mattern, American round the world aviator, owes his survival to a rifle given by Russian aviators after his plane strayed to barren northeastern Siberia. He survived three weeks on wild birds, tended the frozen craft, and was found by coast guards near Anadyrsk who will transport the damaged plane.
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Eugene Lyons
United Press
Moscow
James J Mattern
Net
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Mattern
Andolir
Coast Guard
Anadirsk
Mattérn
Sare
Anadlrsk
Sally Bilers and Hoot Gibson Separate
Hollywood reports a trial separation between actress Sally Bil lers and cowboy actor Hoot Gibson after rumors of divorce. Bil lers visits Gibson in hospital where he recovers from injuries after a plane accident last week. Gibson confirms his wife’s hospital visit as part of the separation but declines further discussion. Bil lers is said to be from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Bras Hollywood
Sally Billers
Gki
Hook Gibson
June Gale
San Francisco
Gibson
Thitope
Migs Billers
Ovterstood
New Yorke
Missing 122 on Chinese ship after collision near Shoal
In Japan’s Shoal area on July 10 a Chinese merchant steamer Tun ansagke from Shanting Point collided with the Steamer Coshan Maru. Coshan Maru rescued 20 passengers and 2 crew members. 122 passengers were reported missing. The Tun weighed 1832 tons. Grants divorce in Los Angeles as Helen Haskin Barclay, actress and illustrator, obtains a default decree against Mc Clelland Barclay. They married October 11, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Helens Haskin Barclay
McClelland Barclay
the Lustrator
Barclay
Recess Proposed for World Economic Conference
The steering committee of the world economic conference debated recessing the meeting to September or October amid U S price stabilization disputes. France rejected broader monetary talks, while Russia urged a world nonaggression pact. delegates warned the agenda would be skeletonized without plenary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
France
Fill ‘Tonetary Commission
United States Delegatus
Iniiel
First IL
Assailants Getaway After Farm Worker Attack
Police today pursued two assailants in the attack on Frank Bielawski, a farm hand at Harald Jewell's property. Bielawski surprised a thief in the barn on Friday night and was struck unconscious as the pair fled, leaving no clear trace or stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bielawski
Harald Jewell
Bielawski
Rodle
Runaway Horse Bolts Through Columbus Avenue
A horse pulling a cultivator bolted from a West Columbus Avenue garden plot after a fright and caused a lively chase through the streets. Merle Betts owned the animal, which dashed toward the grist mill, crossed Canter Street, and ended near the State Armory where it was finally captured, shocking guests and bystanders along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Columbus Avenue
Merle Betts
West Columbus Avenuue
Shimal
Columbus Avenue
Canter Strict
Theanain
Wrederink
Gust
Wright
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Mulderick
Homse
Mills
Eastman
Unite
F.D.R
E. R. R. Trainman
Morrow Estate
Bidson
Col
Mrs. Lindbergh
Cottage
Maine
Daily Vacation Bible School
First Baptist Church
Russ
Beng
Siberian
Sally Bilers
Hoot Gibson
Hull
Center Street
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